We offer a range of home care and care management services for adults who need additional assistance to remain safely and comfortably in their homes. Our unmatched commitment to customer service and client satisfaction is why Pittsburgh families have trusted us for over 30 years. We can help you choose the home-care solution that fits your family’s needs In constant pursuit of improving the quality of care that we provide, we commit to the utilization of technology to help improve scheduling, caregiver matching, caregiver education, and the sharing of information with families and clinicians.
Our Staff
Our professional and experienced staff have been helping families solve unique problems for many years. We help educate families on what services and options are available to them. If you call with questions, you will never encounter high-pressure sales tactics or someone insisting you schedule an assessment. We are always striving to meet the unique needs of our clients while ensuring that we provide the highest level of customer service.
Caregivers and Companions
The caregivers and companions at In-Home Quality Care are top-quality, experienced, and compassionate individuals. Each has been thoroughly screened, insured, and bonded. We conduct careful background checks on all of our nurse aides and companions.
Our caregivers are employees, not contractors. They are paid above market rates, which helps to ensure their job satisfaction and results in a happier provider of care for you or your loved one.
Senior Care Consultants
Our Senior Care Consultants provide private geriatric care management. A Senior Care Consultant can meet with you in your home to evaluate your situation, help you make care decisions, and continue to monitor and manage as needed.
Over the years, we have successfully assisted thousands of individuals and their families in Pittsburgh. Contact us today at 412-421-5202 to learn more about our home-care services and how we can help you.
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